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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
"Kenosha Siftfnxs."
Moccasin, sis herself AGAIN -

Moccasin, sis herself again"
| School is in session in this burg
Miss Winnie Blanchard of Centralia
presides.
| Lizzie Mason is attending the Howe
High School at Grand Rapids.
Emma Turley is teaching at Hewitt.
| Nora Mathews has begun her summer
term of school at Remington. She
seems charmed with that place.
Nell Mason is the proud possessor OF
a canary bird that pours forth its match
less melody in a sweet ever varying
strain from morning till night. Mag
says he never knew how well he liked
music till he heard the thrilling notes
of NELL's BIRD. Say Mag, is it the bird
IN the CAGE you visit so often2
Ed. who sent the valentine, STYLED.
under your mother-in-laws thumb"
Will some one be kind enough to just
launch that bridge near the old Nc
Shane placer
How did you like the dance last
Saturday night boys? What happened
to the la-de-dah musician that he didn't
show up better?
Miss Sara Goodman was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrystal.
j. j. Corcoran is visiting in this
neighborhood.
Saturday night John Mullen and Ed.
Turley hltched up one of Eds lively
steppers and set out for Point Bass
where they intended to "dance in line"
and were softly humming "Shamus
OBrien". The horse did not like the
idea of going in single harness conse-
quently stepped gracefully for minute
or less and then went backward at the
rate of 2.122. The boys were dumb
founded and felt certain that they had
the cart before the horse" but were
saved the trouble of GETTING out to see,
for just then they were SPILLED out
rather forcibly. When they collected
their scattered senses, they picked
themselves up, brushed the sand out
of their mouths and succeeded in
catching the would be runaway. Next
time don't hold her UP SO much, push
on the lines little.
Winnie Turley went up to Champagne
for few weeks.
Mrs. Jno. McCamley is getting some
what better and it is hoped that she
will soon be well enough to be moved
to her home in this burg.
Tom your chippie expected to see
you at the hop.
If Geo. remains down the river much
longer, no doubt he will find that. upon
his return, his MARY ANN will have
gone with handsomer man" than he.
Chris. Powderly and BERTHE Keyes
visited the old homestead Sunday last.
MOCCASIN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
Core dependence.

Lorraine, D. T.,
May LIST, 1887. {
EDITOR REPORTER. I left Cen
tralla Tuesday evening, I did not see
anything Of Importance except what
most of your readers are familiar with.
or worthy Of note until 1 arrived at La
Crosse. Going up the Mississippi river
the scenery is very picturesque indeed.
The river on one hand, while on the
other are high perpendicular walls of
rock from fifty to one hundred feet
high. 1t is a grand sight and one to
appreciate it must see it for himself.
Before left Centralia I heard great
many Of the farmers and other citizens
complaining about the lateness of the
Spring, but when I passed through
Waubasha, Mimi, I wondered to myself
what they would say if they were there
as the snow is not all gone. Around
Lake City the drifts are from one foot
to one and one-haf feet deep-a nice
country for farmers.
After [ arrived in Minneapolis / had
the pleasure Of making the acquaintance
of Mr.. Doud, an old time resident of
Grand Rapids. He inquired after some
of the old residents and friends in that
city. / was obliged to lay over all day
in Minneapolis, but owing to my ignor-
ance of the whereabouts of the Grand
Rapids people living here, did not
see any of them. One of the features
of the day was the game of
base ball between the St. Pgul and Min
neapolis mines on Tuesday, resulting in
favor of the st. Paul boys. They were
to have another on the next day, but
the rain stopped it. Here boarded
the the train for Aberdeen.
Yours Truly.
n. I'll. ROBINSON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed. your
appetite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fdgity, nervous,
and generally out of sorts. and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with
stimulants. spring medicines. or bitters.
which have their basis very cheap. bad
whisky. and which stimulate you for
an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition then before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action OF
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vital
ity, and give renewed health and
strength. Such q medicine yon will
find in Electrict Bitters, and only so
cents bottle at F. j. Wood & Co.'S.
drug store. 3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
Wood Co. Lands.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned is owner or agent
Tor the following described lands.
which are offered for sale at reasonable
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
The folling appeared in the last iss,

The folling appeared in the last issue
of the Marinette Eagle: ''Miss Geor-
giana Stephenson and Mr.. Nelson +.
Ludington will be married to-day
"wednesday at the paternal mansion
in this city. The prospective bride is a
daughter of Hon. Isaac Stephenson,
who has been born and reared in Mari
nette, and the groom, a young man who
has been here number of years and
who has won the friendship and esteem
Of his acquaintance to very great
degree since his sojourn among us.
abode in thrifty and growing city in
the far west, where Mr.. Ludington will
engage in business for himself.
Congratulations rendered these worthy
young people will be mingled with
regrets in parting with those we have
known so long and so favorably.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12

For RENT.-The store building in Cen
tralia next to the post-office, now occu-
pied by Mrs. Nilsson as millinery shop.
For particulars enquire at this office.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
Cleveland on TrfpIets.

In replying to Chief of Police Lean
der Brown, Of Madison, N. j., whose
wife has presented him with triplets,
and whom they have named Leander
Cleveland, John Grover and Leonora
Francis, or of the gentleman and lady
of the white house, the President said
'The compliment paid in the selection
of names in such case is, therefore,
also unusual, and beg to express our
appreciation of the courteous regard
which prompted thought of us in this
connection"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12
james MORGAN.

Calls the Ladies attention to the following
genuine bargains.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-12

Geo. E. Hoskinson, President of the
Pioneer Wood Pulp Co., at Grand Rap
ids, spent Sunday and Monday at home.
He reports that while the dastardlv
outrage of blowing out their dam was a
hinderence it did not cause them to
suspend manufacturing Operations
Estate Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
NORFOLK.
SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS IN TIE
PzNITEaTIARY.
Hands Taken Into the Havy-Yark-Hew
Papsr-5tolsn Goods Recovered
Personal Notes
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. November -, 1881.

NORFOLK, November IL, lppl'
In Judge Hughes's Court this morn
ing the negro Arthur Peterson, who was
convicted of attempting to assault n
young lady on the Bay Line steamer,
was sentenced to the States prison for
three veBrs. The great regret is that his
punishment is so light. He should have
received twenty years.
Tomorrow Rev. DR.. a. L. Owen, as
sisted by Rev. A. B. Dunaway. OF
Churchland, will commence a protracted
meeting at Court-Street Baptist church,
in Portsmouth.
Thirty carpenters were taken IN the
navy-ynrd this morning TO bore the tim
bers Of the training ships under the
direction of the board OF survey. Naval
Constructor Robert W. Steele, OF wash
ington, reported to-day as assistant on
the board OF survey.
The residence Of Mr.. X. ". Halstead,
in Berkley, was partly burned last night
by the explosion of kerosene-oil lamp.
The Norfolk Erening Telegram will
make its appearance December LIST, pub
lished by stock company with plenty
of capital. The new paper takes the
place Of the Ecc0iEg Acus, which the
company purchased. .
Mr.. Samuel r. Forum has been elected
superintendent OF the Merchants and
Manufacturers Exchange. MIR. Borum
was for several years business manager
OF the Norfolk JoUrRaL
A force of wreckers left yesterday for
Cherrystonc Light 70 work on the
schooner Q. D. Withercll, ashore at that
point.
The mate and several sailors OF the
wrecked bark Alabama have been ar
rested for robbing the vessel.
Tho police have succeeded IN recover
ing three hundred dollars worth nore o.!
the goods stolen by the gang OF negro
sneak-;heves Just captured.
The court-mnrtial prisoner Charles Is.
Smith. who leapod overheard from the
training ship jamestown on Thursday
night. reached the shore and success
fuly escaped. yesterday he sent the
handcu.T. back 20 the ship with bis com
pliments to the executive officer.
". J. Rogers, Portsmouth reporter OF
the Norfolk IHgia'an. was assaulted
and beaten with r hickory cane last
night by James +. Potter, foreman OF
pattern makers in Gosport nayy-ysrd.
IN the Police Court this morning Mr..
Potter wos fined 50.
The Councils Of this city have IN
,tructcd the Committee on Ordinances
To- report an ordinance eXempting manu-
features from taxes. The movement IS
10 encourage the establishment OF manu-
featuring industries here. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Dress TiiD2D1iR6 Is.

Usually the greatest cost Of a Costume at about
half Of the usual pricos at MEYERS this week.
See this
Two-inch wide ASTRACHAN BRAID, In all
colors, from %. 10 l0c. yard;
We bought ont lot OF BEADED and SILK PAS
SEMENTER1ES some weeks ago at 80 ccnis
on lie dollar. ami TO create some Juror al
this counter. We are selling Al-sllk Braid
aud Beaded Pessemenieres that usually sell
for Soc 10 q for lOc. ayarl;
SIPS SILK PASSEMENTER,E now &c. a yard;
CUT JET BEAD EDGE, sold FOR sjc., now SC. a
yard;
CUT JET BEAD EDGE from Doc. 70 l5c yard
CUT JET BEAD EDGE, was TO-, now sJc. a
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 90 1887

pointed by the National Committee OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
Services we're held in the chapel on
Wednesday evening last. conducted by
Rev. +. W. Crowder, OF the college. On
other evenings prayer and experience
meetings we're held in the handsomely
appointed room of the association.
About 1870 students belong to the college
association-the largest percentage OF
students lover nine tenths) belonging TO
any ASSOCIATION in the Virginia colleges
The Randolph-Maco gymnasium IS
very nearly completed. The physical
culture classes are organized and practice
daily. The chorus of students who Will
sing on the dedication day are well
trained, andaWand time is anticipated NJ
the formal opening Of the gymnasium IN
early December.
The college football team will proba-
bly, play the Richmond College team on
Thursday (Thanksgiving-Day). The
Rugby rules will be observed, and a
closely. contested game may be expected.
Mr.. Harris l.. Moss will go to Char
lOIlcSNlle MS ttltSuNc W NiN
Lodge Independent Order Good lem
plars from the Ashland Lodge, which is
now fully organized with about fifty
members. The Grand Lodge convenes
on December 9Th.
Miss Munroe, of Quincy, Fla, who
has been visiting Miss Nellie Irby for a
few weeks past, left on Wednf sday last
for Norfolk to pay witt to her friends
in the "City by the Sea- Before re,
turning to Florida she will visit Ashland
again.
Miss Bidgood, OF Farmville, is on a
visit to her cousin, Miss Salio Bidgood,
OF this city.
Dir. 4. NJ. Hughlett has entered upon
the performance of his duties as assistant
in Latin and English in the college.
His long experience as a teacher, as well
as his thorough training as a student,
warrant us in saying that he will make
his course Of instruction profitable and
satisfactory to all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Toilet articles.

Genuine TURKISH-BATu s0AP-maie espe-
cially for Us By Oakley the perfumer, and
each cake bearing our name, l9c. a dozen;
sWAN-DOwN FACEPOWDER, Sc. a box;
Pure yASELINE s.. bottle;
Meade & Bakers DENTlFRICR. &c. box;
Meade & Bakers MOUTu-wAsH, &c. bottle {;
Pozzoni's FACE-POwDER, 25c. a box;
ROYAL GLUE. &c. bottle;
Browns FRENCH SHOE-DRESsING, &C. a bot
tlo;
75c slzo Of finest HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
any kind Of Lubn's, Atkinson's, CoIgates's,
or Oakleys, 43c. q bottle;
Half-pint bottle OF pure BAY RUN, Gle;
sOZODONT, for the teeth. ilc. a bottle;
OLIVE-OIL SOAP, lac a dozen;
Genuine CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP, lsc. a
cake;
COLG ATE'S PALM SOAP, 30c. q dozen;
1000 sheets TOILET PAPER, &c. a package:
PAYsON INDELLIBLE INK, l5c. bottle;
CoLoREO ENAMEL PUFF-BOXEs, Zoe. each
) sATIN-BAcK POwDER-PUFFS, DC. each;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
ASHLAND.
Personal. Religions. and College

rCorrcspondoncc Of the Richmond D.-patch.l
NOVEMBER, 10. 1887.
Rev. J. 3. Laurens and daughter, Miss
Miriam, left last tuesday morning for
Danviilo TO attend the session Of the Nir-
sinia Conference now convened at shat
place. lir Laurens has been confined
H. h,s room Tor two months past, afflicted
with severe form OF meningitis. His
m1av friends will be glad To learn that
lc j. well enough to leave home.
Fcy. l.. y. Betty and Professors W. W.
Smith and Shepard aye also in Danvlie
seeing to the interests of the church
and college
It has been mmored that Mr. Betty
viii not return as chaplain, Inasmuch AS
he has been asked ior AS pastor hy 10
prominent city charge lie Is wy
p,pnlar mere and has accomplished great
good among the students as well as
among the toHn-folks.
Niss RObcrta FAVOR the charming
dau4ater OF James vs. Taylor, tsq.,
dit3 yesterday Saturday morning.
The past week was regularly observed
bv tho COLLEGE YounS Nen's Christian
Association rs the Week of Prayer APP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
PETERSBURG.
THE ALLEGED coUaTERYEIr cAsR-rHg
ACCUSED NOT FOUND.
A Ferries Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Execution
in January-cotton and Tobacco
ststisties-Personal
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF tho hlcnhohu DHP"~".i
PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. 10, 1887.
Nothing has vet been heard from the
Chesterfield farmer. G.. W. Semple, who
is charged with passing spurious coins OF
the denomination Of one dollar, and who
failed to put in an appearance to answer
the charge yesterday. The accused IS
quite an old man, and does not look like
one wlo would deliberately pass counter
felt money.
Several robberies were committed at
the warehouses in this city last evening
and this morning. At one of the places
q set of fine harness was carried or The
officers mounted horses and went to the
country in pursuit of the supposed thief
but up to this writing had not oyertaken
him. In the other instances overcoats
were the property stolen.
Wabash Tribe Of Red Men was organ
lied last night with fifty members. The
order now numbers over six hundred
members in Petersburg. The growth OF
the order during the last few months has
beenremarkable.
The Hastings Court has been is ses-
sion during the week, but beyond the
entering Of few DEGREES aud tine trans
action Of ordinary routine business, has
done nothing of special Importance.
The Republicans here seem TO derive
much comfort from the claim that the
State. on the popular vote, went against
the Democrats in the late election. In
this connection it may be stated that IN
Prince George and Sury, Sussex and
Greenyille counties there We no Demo
cratic candidates in the field, and the
Democratic vote WAS not polled. In
others OF the Smth-Side counties the
negro vote is so large that many Demo
Gratis did not think 1t necessary to go to
the polls.
Unless some action is taken Randall
Watson (colored), convicted Of the muir
der of Joe Robinson at Belheld on the
Doth OF December last, VIII be hung at
Hicksforl on the 27th of next January.
Counsel for the prisoner are now en-
gaged in looking INTO the record OF the
case with the view Of ascertaininG
whether there he sufficient grounds to
carry it up to the Supreme Court.
Tie cotton receipts at this port during
the present week were 1904 bales, and
tho present stock on hand is about LEO
bales. The total receipts since the LIST
Of September are over 5000 bales.
The sales OF loose tobacco during the
week were 100, 70j pounds-making a
total Of 355, 600 pounds since the LIST OF
October.
The internal-revenue collections at the
Office in this city this week amounted to
=. j23, and the exports Of manufactured
tobacco to l4j, 29t pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

The sentiment among the Democrats
here is very largely in Avor Of Mr. John
). Barbour for United States senator.
Rev. Il. Il. Acrce, pastor OF tine First
BAPTIST church. Is confined 10 his house
by sickness, and will probably not be
able to preach tomorrow.
\ delightful german was given mt Ii
brsry Hall last night b. the young men
of our city. Alnny couples were on the
floor, and there was large attendance OF
spectators.
The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templars of Virginia, which holds ITS
annual meeting here next Thursday, will
be in session only one day. A public
address before the Commandery will be
delivered in the Tabb-Street Presbyte-
Ran church mt night by Rev. Mr.. Van
Gprslice. The banquet will be anotablC
affair. and will consist Of a number o.
courses. Each member Of the Com
mondery here is privileged 10 bring ,
lady to the banquet.
ROBIS ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

nd Hist appearance here. II vos
u"','SH; decidedly Disappointing II
,os " nc very much better for N,s Pot.
6n3s ~ BACK to the old comedies if she
an '''S !. so thoroughly impossible 10 get
sbsS. '"hg that Is half way decent in the
W. OF play The frst piece. "Civil
- 80 was bad enough, hut il WAS not a
III 10 IT'S successor, "Loyal Love"
Nf' ls q sialNart and robust actor in
80 - i,oilcrs company now. and he
'''''r owaris the feminine Kvrle Bel
~ IL Is a good supporting COM
I'''N' and If properly handled II will
tn', " >"ccess irrespective Of Mrs. Pot
80 a'ihg. As 1t stands. however. the
'',' week OF the American actress ia
"e'Ioedly Disappointing, and the patron
eye Is not good Mrs. Potter should
''A' hat from her English rival, and
engage leading man like Charles
'"fhian vino is not only a nudge OF
lay. hut WHO can also write good one.
IN MIS-. Laugtry's repertory are at least
,2ur strong aud popular plays "The
Niie'sPcril, 90" Lady Clancartv." Enc
nie', aud CAS- in Looking Glass "
lheSSa plays are not preat, hut they are
lhcaic'ilah.v superior 10 tho light and
S.!iy t~addle which Mrs. Potter and
hyf'e Ecllew have produced here.
~ UPTOWN MYSTERY.
Livery httle while the records Of the
p'ico are cmhmzoucd with some story
ABOUT "A beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED Qirl
VINO is picked up ma the street. IS we'll
dressed, and To ell appearance Of good
family, hut will give 10 understandable
account Of herself.
such cases generally turn out to be
victims Of opium, or temporary insanity,
or possibly freaks, who. as soon as they
set over the effect Os their momentarv
crankism, are taken away bytheir friends
or go away by themselves, there being
mo- law 90 hold them, as they do not come
under that OF the misdcmcanor nor vet
the vagraut acts
But singular case has occurred lately
which puzzles everybody coCni2ant Of if,
IN "a lordly Filth-ayenue mansion not far
above torty-sccOnd street.
About three months ago an exceed
ingly beautiful girl presented herself at
TINS house aud asked to see It's mistress.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
xcgulntors In Madison County.
Correspondence Of tina Richmond pSpatch.l
MADISON Courthouse. VA,
NovpD,Lor IL 1897.

Correspondence ot tue hlchmOnu bl'phWh'l
MADISON Courthouse, Va, I
November II, 1887.
About i o'clock few nights ago
Alfred Thornton and his wife (colored)
were taken out Of their bed and terribly
beaten by party of unknown men,
supposed to have been negroes. Thorn
tons son made his escape to the woods,
but. 1t is said, WAS fred Mt several times,
the shooting being heard by the neigh
bors. 4 gun and some other things
were stolen by the "rcGulstors. y
number OF similar outmgcs have been
perpetratcd IN this county during the
last twelve months. il is reported that
there is an organization, known rs
Captain Sticks Company, which 1.
undertaking to regulate in a summary
way the morals of the community. Ger
tain persons are suspected, bat proof o.
their membership seems 20 be lacking
Considerable excitement prevails among
the NEGROES. who are doubtless deferred
by fear from taking any action agains
the offenders. MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

One of the best evidences Of nowspa-
per enterprise and progress IS the IN
PRODUCTION of new type and new and i'm
proved press machinery into the office.
The Richmond Disp4tch furnished us
the other day a striking instance OF this
sort by Introducing one OF Hoes web
pcrfectmg presses, capable Of turning of
2l.00) copies an hour and folding them
at the samc time. such piece OF ma
chinery Is really one OF the greatest
wonders Of the world, aud can only he
employed by newspapers OF great circu-
lat,ou and success. The Dispatch IS one
OF these in the routh, and We congratn-
late our esteemed contemporary mon
this new evidenced its growth and pros
pertv. The Idru""c will be alongside
Of il before loug.-LypchbVrg Adunce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Dress Goods.

Nomatter whether It Is the low-priced or mo
blrh-priced Dress stuns you want, NEi ERs IS
tho nlaco 10 como. Buying, aswe do, insach large
quantities VIC share the profits arising from 'h's
advantage with you; but we name some prices On
DRESS GOODS this week that mean IT'S a mo-
uoy-lo.ins venture for either us or the maker OF
Thorn:
An AII-CoTToN DRESS GO DDS in solid colors'
with a diagonal stripe Of tho same color,
just B.. a gard;
.no,hcr COTTON DRESS sTUFF-R Brocade-
made to sell for iOc. a yard, Just OAc' a
yard;
A case OF sATINE pIAGONALs in about four
teen different shades. tho most popular and
best selling Of the ieH-ccnt Dress Goods. nov
lOc. yard